Total Yoga Nidra Immersion

Total Yoga Nidra Immersion weekend, with Nirlipta Tuli & Lucie Potter

Saturday 29 February – Sunday 1 March, Couper Institute, 86 Clarkston Rd, Cathcart, Glasgow G44 3DA

Course Description: Comparative and creative forms of Yoga Nidra.

Awaken your consciousness of sleep and dream through the tantric practice of expanded awareness for lucid living. Become alive to the source of well-being, happiness and purpose in every dimension of life. 

We understand yoga nidra to be the most transformative, potent and remarkably adaptive of all yoga practices. Yoga nidra is in fact not really a single practice, but rather an experience of altered states of consciousness, essentially meditative experiences which can be used therapeutically for healing, as well as to enhance creativity and productivity and to improve sleep and general health.

The Total Yoga Nidra Immersion Experience is a self-contained and complete retreat style immersion (non-residential) open to anyone with an interest in experiencing Total Yoga Nidra. It is both a standalone weekend course that covers all the fundamentals of Total Yoga Nidra, as well as being a pre-requisite for moving on to the full Total Yoga Nidra Teacher and Facilitator Training. The intention of this part of the course is to offer an accessible and profound immersion in the experience of Total Yoga Nidra, providing a perfect opportunity for those who have encountered other partial or limited forms of the practice to meet the full spectrum of approaches to yoga nidra.

We invite feedback from all our students – if you’d like to know what they’re saying about this course then we’re delighted to share it with you.

Topics Covered Include

A combination of theory and practice to give you a sound foundation (or to deepen your existing foundation) of understanding about what yoga nidra is in the broadest sense, and how it works, together with plenty of live, responsive and practical experiences of a full range of yoga nidra. We will cover:

  1. Welcome to Yoga Nidra
  2. History and Development
  3. Intentions, and How They Shape the Practice
  4. Comparative Structures
  5. Comparative Rotations of Consciousness
  6. The Science of Yoga Nidra
  7. The Philosophy of Yoga Nidra
  8. Liminality & Creativity
  9. Sleep, Memory & Dreams
  10. Trance: Hypnosis & Yoga Nidra
  11. Yoga Nidra as a Meditative Practice
  12. Sankalpa
  13. Sound, Yoga Nidra & Bhakti Yoga
  14. Growing your Own Practice

The course/retreat comprises ten contact teaching hours, of which at least five hours are practical yoga nidra experiences, plus there is optional personal listening homework of 20 minutes daily.

Schedule

Saturday 10:00 – 17:30 – arrive 9.30am to get set up. Sunday 9:30 – 15:30

£200/ bring a friend £190pp (contact me to pay and avoid fee) or you can split payment into £114 x 2 spread over 8 weeks

Bring a couple of yoga mats (or ask to borrow), blankets, cushions, eye pillow and bolster if you have. Think hygge! If you need to borrow any kit, please get in touch

Further information

Course hours: 10
Accreditation: Independent Yoga Network